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Thread: Venison beer and pumpkin casserole/pie

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    Venison beer and pumpkin casserole/pie


    500 to 750 grams venison cubed
    3 pieces of bacon chopped
    1/4 pumpkin cubed
    2 carrots sliced
    1 onion sliced
    Can of your favorite draught

    1 tin chopped tomatoes
    1/4 cup flour
    1 oxo beef cube
    Sprig of fresh rosemary finely chopped
    Dried herbs to suit, oregano,coriander
    Salt pepper

    Toss venison in half of the flour, heat decent fry pan, cast iron works great as can use it as slow cooker in oven on 100deg I use a Dutch oven lid on mine

    Brown venison in fry pan add onions and bacon, continue to fry until onions soften 5mins or so.
    Add oxo cube, beer, tomatoes, rosemary stir it thru.
    Add pumpkin and carrot and mix it up.
    Use either a slow cooker or Dutch oven, on low for 6 to 8 hrs

    Midway thru Cooking taste test add herbs and salt pepper to suit, and extra flour to thicken if required.
    When casserole ready serve with mashed potatoes..
    If making a pie, allow mixture to cool for an hour, line a dish with flaky pastry, pour in mixture top with pastry and brush with egg.
    Bake 30mins in oven 200deg or until pastry is browned and flaky.
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    Serve with more cold bombers 🍻🍻🍻



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    Yum! Might have to give this one a go i reckon
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    Could use potatoes instead of pumpkin and cup of red wine instead of beer or a stout would add to flavor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bomber View Post
    Could use potatoes instead of pumpkin and cup of red wine instead of beer or a stout would add to flavor.

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    Im gonna give this a crack at some stage, I dont think I have ever made a pie.
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    Shit VC you haven't lived until the day you make your first really good, want some more pie. My missus does a Turkey and Leek pie with the leftovers after Christmas every year. It is legend in our extended family and people get really shitty if they don't get invited to the feast.
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    My wife don't cook I do it all.....
    Homekill bacon egg pie tonight..
    Mind you I don't clean or do the laundry yep marriage made in heaven

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